Build 12.0 Plan¶
The Planetary Data System (PDS) is a long-term archive of digital data products returned from NASA’s planetary missions, and from other kinds of flight and ground-based data acquisitions, including laboratory experiments. But it is more than just a facility - the archive is actively managed by planetary scientists to help ensure its usefulness and usability by the world wide planetary science community.
The following page outlines the planned PDS software enhancements, bug fixes, and impacted requirements for the upcoming Build .
A more detailed breakdown of these tasks by date and priority can be found in our Zenhub Roadmap (login required).
Key Dates¶
Date |
Name |
Responsible Party |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
08/24/2021 |
SCR Freeze Date |
DDWG |
Freeze date for identifying SCRs to be implemented in this release. |
08/24/2021 |
Standards Documents Updates Due |
Document Authoring Team |
Updates to PDS4 standards documents due to EN for review. |
10/15/2021 - 11/12/2021 |
Beta Testing Period |
DNs, IPDA |
Changes to PDS4 IM and system components available for beta testing. |
10/15/2021 - 11/12/2021 |
dLDD Integration and Test |
dLDD Stewards |
Auto-generated dLDDs should be reviews by dLDD Stewards, and final updates to dLDDs should be completed during this time. |
11/12/2021 |
Standards Documents Review Due |
Document Review Team |
Review updates to PDS4 standards documents. |
12/03/2021 |
System Release |
EN |
PDS4 system is operationally deployed and website is updated accordingly. |
Date |
Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
09/17/2021 |
Delivery to I&T |
The PDS4 IM and all software updated during this build cycle are delivered to EN I&T. |
09/30/2021 |
Test Readiness Review (TRR) |
PDS EN internal review to verify readiness to enter I&T phase. |
11/17/2021 |
Delivery and Deployment Review (DRR) |
PDS internal review with PDS Software Working Group to verify readiness to deploy build system. |
12/03/2021 |
Operational Deployment |
PDS4 system is operationally deployed and website is updated accordingly. |
For a more detailed schedule, see https://pds-engineering.jpl.nasa.gov/content/schedules.
Planned PDS4 Information Model Changes¶
This section details the planned changes to the PDS4 Information Model for this build. These changes are deliverables by the PDS Data Design Working Group (DDWG) to the Engineering Node for implementation.
validate#310 Validate missing collections in bundle after CCB-282 updates
Planned Software Changes¶
This section details the planned software changes for this build.
Planned tasks for the next release cycle are grouped by software component, and sub-tasks are included where known at the time of this plan generation. Each section also includes additional information, such as:
Software description
Link to 🔍 User Guide
Link to 💻 Github Repo
Link to 🚑 Issue Tracking
Link to 📒 Backlog - future work not planned for this release cycle
Don’t see the tool you are looking for? This means there is no active development planned for this build cycle. Head to the PDS Tool Registry to see all possible tools available for PDS data.
Have a new feature or tool you think we should be working on? Create a ticket in the applicable Github repo or in our PDS EN Operations repo and we will see how that can fit into our plans moving forward.
validate¶
Validates PDS4 product labels, data and PDS3 Volumes
- validate#319 B12.0 Configuration Improvements
validate#150 Update software to handle catalog files the same fashion when specified via command-line versus config file
- validate#318 B12.0 Content Validation Improvements
validate#57 As a user, I want to be warned when there are alphanumeric characters between fields in Table_Character
validate#164 As a user, I want to validate PDF files are PDF/A
validate#303 As a user, I want to the raise a WARNING if the object-defined size in the label does not match the file_size value
validate#314 Revert #9: Do not throw ERROR message when ASCII Numeric field consists of only white space
- validate#317 B12.0 Referential Integrity Improvements
validate#69 As a user, I want to validate that all context objects specified in observational products are referenced in the parent bundle/collection Reference_List
validate#307 As a user, I want to validate that all XML Schema collections in NASA PDS archives are secondary collections
validate#308 As a user, I want to check that all Internal References are valid references to other PDS4 products within the current validating bundle
pds4-information-model¶
The software tools and data necessary for generating the Information Model including PDS4 ontology, data, and information model.
pds4-information-model#350 B12.0 PDS4 Information Model SCR Implementation
- pds4-information-model#349 Establish LDD Management Teams and Processes
pds4-information-model#347 Create dLDD CCB
pds4-information-model#348 Create dLDD Stewardship Teams
- pds4-information-model#326 B12.0 LDDTool Improvements
pds4-information-model#240 Improve argument handling using argument parsing library
pds4-information-model#269 The PDS4 IM Specification Document is not consistent in the ordering of Permissible Values
pds4-information-model#330 As a user I want to know the output of the tool after it completes execution.
pds4-information-model#338 As a developer, I want to know the dLDD version from the output JSON data
pds4-information-model#341 As a user, I want to specify an IngestLDD using a relative path
pds4-information-model#346 lddtool’s doc directory is not in tgz file
- pds4-information-model#306 B12.0 Refactoring of IMTool
pds4-information-model#239 Refactor Class information from config to Data Dictionary Protege ontology
pds4-information-model#281 Tag ops classes/attributes in IM so they are easily identifiable by users
pds-deep-archive¶
PDS Open Archival Information System (OAIS) utilities, including Submission Information Package (SIP) and Archive Information Package (AIP) generators
- pds-deep-archive#105 Integrate PDS Deep Archive with Registry
pds-deep-archive#7 As a user, I want to generate AIPs and SIPs using Registry
pds-deep-archive#106 Improvements per API updates to remove workarounds from code
pds-deep-archive#107 Improvements in API for “performance” workarounds in PDS Deep “Registry” Archive
pds-doi-service¶
Service and tools for generating DOIs for PDS bundles, collections, and data sets
- pds-doi-service#179 Develop DataCite Interface
pds-doi-service#103 As the PDS, I want to mint DOIs through DataCite
- pds-doi-service#178 B12.0 Refinements to DOI Service and UI for Initial Release
pds-doi-ui#13 Enable to remind previously used value in submitter and node for reserve
pds-doi-ui#20 Autocompletion for doi or lidvid selection in release form
pds-doi-ui#22 After reserve one file successfully, resubmit a new file
pds-doi-service#153 Prepare API and UI for production deployment
pds-doi-service#163 Dockerize API Service
pds-doi-ui#34 As a user, I want to see the error/warnings messages on the same page from where they were raised
pds-doi-service#176 As an API user, I want to have pagination that is consistent with the PDS API.
pds-doi-service#177 As an API user I want to filter on lidvids with wildcards
pds-doi-service#180 As an API user I want to filter on PDS3 Data Set IDs with wildcards
pds-doi-service#188 As a user, I want to make sure I can not override existing DOI with new LIDVID
pds-doi-service#192 As a user, I want the application to support the history of PDS’s DOIs, especially the one created for PDS3 products
- pds-doi-service#86 Deploy DOI API and UI
pds-doi-service#87 Dev beta testing with API
pds-doi-service#88 Operations team test interface with DOI Service
pds-doi-service#89 Update procedures to use DOI web interface submission
pds-doi-service#90 Deploy point build of DOI service and UI
pds-doi-service#145 review the full doi workflow and make it smooth for eng operators/users
pds-doi-ui#35 As a SA, I don’t want security vulnerabilities in the public UI
pds-doi-service#187 As a SA, I want the application to be deployed without security risks
pds-registry-app¶
Registry application enabling a PDS node to register all its data products for long term preservation and sharing with the rest of the PDS system.
- pds-registry-app#155 [registry] Registry Regression Test and Documentation
pds-registry-app#153 As a developer, I want to extend the registry-mgr and harvest using the Java API
pds-registry-app#154 As a manager, I want the registry to have regression tests included in CI
pds-registry-app#156 As a user, I want to uninstall the Registry and all its components
pds-registry-app#157 As a user, I want to upgrade the Registry and all its components
pds-registry-app#158 Update Registry App landing page to divert data users to separate landing page for using the PDS API
- pds-registry-app#152 Pilot DN Registry + API AWS Deployments
pds-registry-app#90 Develop cost model and reporting for Registry deployments
pds-api¶
PDS API Application with client and server integrated into one package
- pds-api#24 [registry] Handle PDS Supplemental Metadata
pds-registry-app#12 As a user, I want to ingest supplemental metadata for PDS products.
pds-api#67 As an API user, I want to access supplemental metadata for PDS products.
- pds-api#81 [pds-api] B12.0 Improve API query handling
pds-api#71 As a user, I want to do a complex query to the API without being limited by the length of the url request
pds-api#72 As an API user, I want to search by a temporal range as an ISO-8601 time interval.
pds-api#83 As an API user, I want to search using URL parameters
- pds-api#84 [pds-api] Initial Google-like Search
pds-registry-app#49 Enhance weighting and expected search results
- pds-api#75 [pds-api] B12.0 API Response Improvements
pds-api#65 As an API user, I want to get only the properties I explicitly requested.
pds-api#66 As an API user, I want to get ‘application/xml’ content which matches the json structure
pds-api#68 As an API user, I want to know in the response how many hits are returned for an API query.
pds-api#70 As an API user, I want to know the unique values for a specific API field.
registry-api-service#26 As a user, I want to know why my query syntax is invalid
- pds-api#76 [pds-api] Improve API Performance
registry-api-service#13 As a developer, I want to utilize ElasticSearch performance robustness for API response time requirements.
registry-api-service#18 As an API user, I want an average query response time of 1 second.
registry-api-service#19 As an API user, I want to handle long-running queries that take >10 seconds.
pds-api#80 As a developer, I never want the label blob to be returned
- pds-api#77 [pds-api] PDS4 Product Relationships
pds-api#56 As an API user, I want to know the children and ancestors of bundle, collections, and products
pds-api#59 As an API user, I want to know the Product(s) that belong to a given Bundle.
pds-api#60 As an API user, I want to know the Bundle for a given Product.
pds-api#61 As an API user, I want to know the Collection(s) for a given Product.
pds-api#62 As an API user, I want to know the Bundle for a given Collection.
- pds-api#79 [pds-api] PDS Core Registry
pds-registry-app#150 Develop plan for instituting AWS ES Cross Cluster Search
pdsen-corral¶
*umbrella project to manage the build cycle (continuous integration and stable release) for the PDS EN tools. *
- pdsen-corral#28 B12.0 Release Doc Improvements
pdsen-corral#19 Propose a good management of requirements for parent/child components
pds-github-util#7 As a PDS software user, I want to have a hierarchical view of the PDS EN components that apply to my user interests
PDS.nasa.gov-UX¶
PDS.nasa.gov User Experience Task Issue and Prototype repository
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#78 Initial Design Validation and Usability Testing
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#77 Initial Information Architecture
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#79 Initial Visual Design
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#76 User Personas and Stories
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#75 User Testing for NASA CMS Trade Study
- PDS.nasa.gov-UX#74 Plan and Kick-off PDS WMWG
PDS.nasa.gov-UX#73 Rev 3 of milestones to breakdown of notional goals and deliverables
pdsen-operations¶
Tickets for the PDSEN Operations Team
- pdsen-operations#94 Develop and implement PDS CD Strategy
pds-api#51 As a developer, I want a continuous deployment of the API available for testing
pdsen-operations#89 As an SA, I want a monitoring capability to check that PDS search and access services are up and running 99.9% of the time
pdsen-operations#95 As a developer, I want a system for continuous deployment of PDS EN services in development.
- pdsen-operations#93 Refine Continuous Integration processes
roundup-action#31 Improve roundup action for tagging and releasing software packages
roundup-action#36 Java documentation is empty when attached to repo
pdsen-operations#90 As a developer, I want to make sure I have access to all our Python PyPi package repos.
pdsen-operations#91 As an EN developer, I want to make sure I have access to all PDS repos.
roundup-action#37 Document stable release CI/CD
roundup-action#42 Roundup environment doesn’t appear to be taking packages seriously
cloud-initiative¶
PDS Cloud Migration documentation, issue, tracking and simple tools for assisting in the PDS hybrid cloud study and migration efforts.
- cloud-initiative#2 B12.0 Refine AWS Registry Deployment Strategy
pds-registry-app#89 Document AWS deployment for Registry
pds-registry-app#122 Deploy the API on AWS as test
cloud-initiative#1 As a manager, I want a cost monitoring capability for AWS deployments
pds-registry-app#151 Employ budget alerts and if possible, rate/egress limits on AWS services
Other Information¶
Reference Documents¶
This section details the controlling and applicable documents referenced for this release. The controlling documents are as follows:
PDS Level 1, 2 and 3 Requirements, April 20, 2017.
PDS4 Project Plan, July 17, 2013.
PDS4 System Architecture Specification, Version 1.3, September 1, 2013.
PDS4 Operations Concept, Version 1.0, September 1, 2013.
PDS General System Software Requirements Document (SRD), Version 1.1, September 1, 2013.
PDS Harvest Tool Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 1.2, September 1, 2013.
PDS Preparation Tools Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 0.3, September 1, 2013.
PDS Registry Service Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 1.1, September 1, 2013.
PDS Report Service Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 1.1, September 1, 2013.
- PDS Search Service Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 1.0, September 1, 2013.
PDS Search Scenarios, Version 1.0, September 1, 2013.
PDS Search Protocol, Version 1.2, March 21, 2014.
PDAP Search Protocol, Version 1.0, March 21, 2014.
PDS Security Service Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 1.1, September 1, 2013.
PDS NSSDC Delivery Software Requirements and Design Document (SRD/SDD), Version 0.1, October 29, 2019.
System Requirements, Dependencies, and Assumptions¶
See individual applications for specific dependencies and system requirements.


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My whole hesitation to blogging was that I had not much to say about Ruby, since I'm only learning it! And I don't want to mislead anyone, also translating from my Spanish thinking to ill English grammar... I had my GSP 2.2 today and that felt like someone just kicked me in the crotch at 8am. So I'm going to share the learning resources that I like and a small description of why I like them. If I were to say something about my day today was that my guided pairing left me a feel of total dissatisfaction, anger and disappointment. Mainly because I'm finding Hashes very troubling so I soothed that feeling with this video of this English dude explaining :symbols
I love you unknown English dude, thanks for that video I needed it :( He starts with symbols but goes deep in to hashes around minute 14.
I'll be re-watching this like 10 times because I know we are not covering this stuff right now, or at least a part of it. I can only think about this English major girl in my cohort that seamed so cool just reading this and wanting to slap me for how painful it is to read. I'm sorry! I hope the video makes it better, the guy as a wonderful accent
A HASH BEING CREATED
my_hash = { "name" => "Eric", "age" => 26, "hungry?" => true } puts my_hash["name"] puts my_hash["age"] puts my_hash["hungry?"]CONSOLE RESULT
Eric
26
true
nil
You can access the values witht he keys
CREATE AN EMPTY HASH
pets = Hash.new
OUTCOME
{}
pets = Hash.new
pets["Dosha"] = "dog"
pets["Filemon"] = "fish"
OUTCOME
"fish"
Not sure why you only get fish out in the console, but the array has those elements
To Itarate Over Hashes
friends.each { |x| puts "#{x}" }
family.each { |x, y| puts "#{x}: #{y}" }
secret_identities.each do | x, y|
puts "#{x}: #{y}"
end
It's also good to know that you can put only the value or only the key
This is from Code Academy and I think it nails it
s = [["ham", "swiss"], ["turkey", "cheddar"], ["roast beef", "gruyere"]]
puts s
s.each do |sub_array|
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#include <stddef.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <gfx/gfx.h>
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| static void | gfx_draw_char_hugemem (char ch, gfx_coord_t x, gfx_coord_t y, struct font *font, gfx_color_t color, gfx_color_t background_color) |
| Helper function that draws a character from a font in hugemem to the display. | |
| static void | gfx_draw_char_progmem (char ch, gfx_coord_t x, gfx_coord_t y, struct font *font, gfx_color_t color, gfx_color_t background_color) |
| Helper function that draws a character from a font in progmem to the display. | |
| void | gfx_draw_char (char c, gfx_coord_t x, gfx_coord_t y, struct font *font, gfx_color_t color, gfx_color_t background_color) |
| Draws a character to the display. | |
| void | gfx_draw_string (char *str, gfx_coord_t x, gfx_coord_t y, struct font *font, gfx_color_t color, gfx_color_t background_color) |
| Draws a string to the display. | |
| void | gfx_draw_progmem_string (const char __progmem_arg *str, gfx_coord_t x, gfx_coord_t y, struct font *font, gfx_color_t color, gfx_color_t background_color) |
| void | gfx_get_string_bounding_box (char const *str, struct font *font, gfx_coord_t *width, gfx_coord_t *height) |
| Computes the bounding box of a string. | |
| void | gfx_get_progmem_string_bounding_box (const char __progmem_arg *str, struct font *font, gfx_coord_t *width, gfx_coord_t *height) |
| Computes the bounding box of a string stored in progmem. |
Font and text drawing routines.
Copyright (C) 2010 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Definition in file gfx_text.c.
| static void gfx_draw_char_hugemem | ( | char | ch, | |
| gfx_coord_t | x, | |||
| gfx_coord_t | y, | |||
| struct font * | font, | |||
| gfx_color_t | color, | |||
| gfx_color_t | background_color | |||
| ) | [static] |
Helper function that draws a character from a font in hugemem to the display.
If background_color is set to GFX_COLOR_TRANSPARENT, no background is drawn.
| ch | Character to be drawn | |
| x | X coordinate on screen. | |
| y | Y coordinate on screen. | |
| font | Font to draw character in | |
| color | Foreground color of character | |
| background_color | Background color of character |
Definition at line 67 of file gfx_text.c.
References font::first_char, gfx_draw_filled_rect, gfx_draw_pixel(), font::height, font::hugemem, hugemem_read_block(), font::scale, and font::width.
Referenced by gfx_draw_char().
| static void gfx_draw_char_progmem | ( | char | ch, | |
| gfx_coord_t | x, | |||
| gfx_coord_t | y, | |||
| struct font * | font, | |||
| gfx_color_t | color, | |||
| gfx_color_t | background_color | |||
| ) | [static] |
Helper function that draws a character from a font in progmem to the display.
If background_color is set to GFX_COLOR_TRANSPARENT, no background is drawn.
| ch | Character to be drawn | |
| x | X coordinate on screen. | |
| y | Y coordinate on screen. | |
| font | Font to draw character in | |
| color | Foreground color of character | |
| background_color | Background color of character |
Definition at line 149 of file gfx_text.c.
References __progmem_arg, font::first_char, gfx_draw_filled_rect, gfx_draw_pixel(), font::height, progmem_read8(), font::scale, and font::width.
Referenced by gfx_draw_char().


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This plugin makes it possible to run Apache Ant code directly from Jenkins-CI.
Plugin Information |
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View AntExec on the plugin site for more information. |
Features
- Adding build step to execute Ant code
- Bundled ant-contrib to support ant-contrib tasks (needs to be enable in global config)
- Easy to write simple Ant build file directly into the build step
- Ability to write the fully functional Ant build file directly into Jenkins as a build step
- You can reuse the build file created by the build step
- Supports multi-line parameters
Some use cases
- To do some platform independent tasks
- To do some advanced build preparation steps
- To write the custom Ant build file maintained by Jenkins
- To maintain custom Ant build file when you don't have access into the VCS of the current project
- To write Ant targets that use multi-line text parameters (currently not possible using the core Ant plugin)
- And much more
Support for multi-line text parameters
If your job uses text parameters (as opposed to string parameters) and the parameter values contain newline characters, the core ant plugin fails with the following syntax error:
Building in workspace c:\svn\automation\baf baf $ cmd.exe /C '"ant.bat "-Dmulti_line_text=This is line 1 This is line 2 This is line3" usage && exit %%ERRORLEVEL%%"' The syntax of the command is incorrect. Build step 'Invoke Ant' marked build as failure Finished: FAILURE
The problem is that parameters are passed verbatim to the command line, and if they contain any line breaks, cmd.exe will discard everything after the first line break, inevitably leading to a syntax error. The AntExec plugin gets around this problem by saving the build parameters into a .properties file on the fly and loading this file into the Ant session automatically. This also means that you can no longer verify in the build log the list of parameters that were handed down to Ant. If you need this (presumably for debugging purposes) then check the Keep buildfile check box, which will cause the plugin to retain the build file, as well as the parameter properties file, in the workspace of the plugin.
Changelog
1.11 (2015-08-18)
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new CoreImage()
Initialize private fields, shadowRoot and the view
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Members
alignCenter
If the image should aligned at the center
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error
Whether an error is detected when the image is beging loaded
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fit
The object-fit mode
chosen from [none, contain, cover, fill, scale-down]
chosen from [none, contain, cover, fill, scale-down]
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imageStyle
CSS style of the image element
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lazy
If the lazy loading option is turned on
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loading
Whether the image is still loading
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loading
loading setter
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src
The image source URL
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Methods
_addLazyLoadListener()
Add a lazy loading linstener that listenes to lazy-loaded event
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_getImageStyle(fit) → {Object}
simulate object-fit behavior to compatible with IE11 and other browsers which not support object-fit
Parameters:
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fit |
string | the object-fit mode |
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Handle error event
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Load the image in the lazy-loading fashion
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Handle image-loaded event
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Loading the image
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Update the template so as to update the view
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Thu Apr 3 19:08:00 CEST 2008
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 The farce genre calls for frantic running around, mistaken identities and unexpected confusion at every turn, the setting aside of reality; most of all, by definition farce must have comedy. Given those criteria, MOUTH TO MOUTH does quite well.
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And of those who call and pay for their chatting, there are no doubt many who are lonely and confused. One such is Ricardo (Joep Maria Flotats) who is in the midst of an unhappy marriage.  Calling the Hot Line is a safe way for him to get his jollies.
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Underlying the film is the message that there is more to life than casual sex. Victor undergoes a metamorphosis when he gives up his dreams of being a famous movie star, getting rich; instead he decides to be a decent human being. In fact, there are lots of people whose lives are changed before the film concludes . . . on a happy note, of course, as befits farce.
Also in the cast are the beautiful Altana Sanchez- Gijon, Maria Barranco, and Myriam Mezieres.
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The opening book. More...
#include <book.h>
Public Attributes | |
| struct { | |
| short year | |
| char month | |
| char day | |
| char hour | |
| char minute | |
| char second | |
| } | date |
| struct { | |
| int level | |
| int n_empties | |
| int midgame_error | |
| int endcut_error | |
| int verbosity | |
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| struct PositionStack * | stack |
| int | n |
| bool | need_saving |
| Random | random [1] |
| Search * | search |
The opening book.
struct Book
| struct PositionArray* Book::array |
| struct { ... } Book::date |
| char Book::day |
| int Book::endcut_error |
| char Book::hour |
| int Book::level |
| int Book::midgame_error |
| char Book::minute |
| char Book::month |
| int Book::n |
| int Book::n_empties |
| int Book::n_links |
| int Book::n_nodes |
| int Book::n_todo |
| bool Book::need_saving |
| struct { ... } Book::options |
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| char Book::second |
| struct PositionStack* Book::stack |
| struct { ... } Book::stats |
| int Book::verbosity |
| short Book::year |


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Vigil
Mass (Mass during the Day)
FIRST
A reading from the book of Jeremiah 1:4-10
In
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consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations." Then I said,
"Ah, Lord GOD! Behold, I do not know how to speak, for I am only a
youth." But the LORD said to me, "Do not say, 'I am only a youth';
for to all to whom I send you you shall go, and
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The word of the Lord
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Psalm 71
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 In your justice, rescue me, free me; inline your ear to me and save
me.
R. From
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 My God, free me from the hand
of the wicked.
R. From
my mother's womb, you have been my help.
It is you, O LORD, who are my hope, my trust, O
LORD, from my youth. On you I have leaned from my birth; from my mother's womb,
you have been my help.
R. From
my mother's womb, you have been my help.
My mouth will tell of your justice, and all the
day long of your salvation.
R. From
my mother's womb, you have been my help.
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A reading from the first letter of St Peter 1:8-12
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The word of the Lord
ALLELUIA John 1:7; Luke 1:17
R. Alleluia. He came to bear witness to the light; to make ready for the Lord a people prepared. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL
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In the days of Herod, king of Judea, there was
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and he had a wife of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was
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 You
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A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 13:22-26
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The word of the Lord
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GOSPEL
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A Main class helper to load Akka configuration automatically.
A simple file server implemented with akka-http to store/fetch large binary files.
Generic mutable Graph libraries.
Metrics service to serve history metrics data
Metrics service to serve history metrics data
For simplicity, HistoryMetricsService will maintain 72 hours coarse-grained data for last 72 hours, and fine-grained data for past 5 min.
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Check equal using reference-equal.
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ActorSystemBooter start a new JVM process to boot an actor system. All executors are started by ActorSystemBooter
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Like most techies, the news of Steve Job's passing has saddened me more than I expected. I will greatly miss him and his influence on the world.
Though I love most of my Apple products, I don't think seeing him up on stage announcing the next iProduct will be what I miss most about him.
Steve is an inspiration, and he taught us that one of the best things we can do is to inspire other people. We don't have to create the next Apple, earn tons of money, or change entire industries. We have to take risks, try new things, be inspiring to those who wish they could make a change in their lives.
I want to do things that are hard and to do them well and to love it. I want to conquer my fears and grow each and every day and inspire others to do the same, no matter how small their impact is on the rest of the world.
That is how I want to be remembered, and I thank Steve for inspiring me.


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<meta name="viewport"
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<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/d1.min.css">

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QuoteCite Mark Dfn
Code
Var
Kbd
Samp
h1..h6 | Default margins | |
.mar | Smaller margins | |
.fit | No margins |
Paragraph
New line
Paragraph
Preformatted code
Blockqoute
Grid row (container) div.row
.
Direct descendants of the container are columns.
By default, they all have equal width.
Expandable nested lists ul.tree
.
Inside list items, use links pointing at nested lists, or links without [href]
.
When no such link is found, it is generated.
For accordion behaviour, use .accordion
.
To remember state, use .mem
.
table | By default, table is styled with border | |
form > table | No borders if table is a direct descendant of form | |
.fit | Hide borders | |
.let | Row dividers | |
.hover | Highlight row on hover | |
.shift | Full width | |
.roll > table | Scroll overflowing width | |
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| Dropdown | .nav | - | + | + |
| Tree | .tree | .mem | - | - |
| Toggle | .target | .mem | - | - |
| Popup | .pop | - | + | + |
| Tabs | .tabs | .mem | - | - |
| Modal | .dlg | - | - | + |
| Drawer | .drawer | - | - | + |
| Gallery | .gal | - | - | + |
| Topbar | .topbar | - | - | - |
Legend
H — :hover
T — :target
(t — with undesirable scroll)
J — javascript toggle
V — visible
S — scroll
Turn rows into cards on small screen table.flip
.
| Language | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|
| HTML | Markup | 1993 |
| JavaScript | Programming | 1995 |
| CSS | Style | 1996 |
Filter and sort table rows table.sort, table[data-filter]
.
| String | Number | Bytes | Interval | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTML | 4 | 9 B | 9d | 1993-07-09 |
| JavaScript | 10.1 | 1 MB | 5m | 12/4/1995 |
| CSS | 3 | 3 KB | 1y | 17.12.1996 |
| Totals | 17.1 | 1.003 MB | 1y 5m 9h | - |
Button
and input
of type submit
have button styling by default.
Add .btn
class to the element (usually a link) to make it look like a button (which is not recommended from accessibility point of view).
For color options see Colors section.
For aligned form, table
may be used, which is arguably not semantic, but very convenient.
In this case, table
must be a direct descendant of form
.
Table will become stacked on small screen.
Replacement of standard HTML date inputs.
Auto-adjust textarea
height to content .adjust
.
Turn textarea
into WYSIWYG editor .edit
.
Optionally define initial mode in [data-wys]
("1" for WYSIWYG, "" for source editing).
If absent, mode is defined automatically based on whether HTML tags are contained in text.
Optionally define custom set of tools in [data-tools]
.
Example: data-tools="/bi_."
.
| Code | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| / | src | View source |
| * | insertimage | Image |
| @ | createlink | Link |
| x | unlink | Unlink |
| b | bold | Bold |
| i | italic | Italic |
| _ | removeformat | Remove format |
| . | insertUnorderedList | Unordered list |
| # | insertOrderedList | Ordered list |
| 1 | formatblock | Heading 1 |
| 2 | formatblock | Heading 2 |
| 3 | formatblock | Heading 3 |
| p | formatblock | Paragraph |
| | | tools | Expand toolbar |
| c | inserthtml | Code |
| , | inserthtml | Abbreviation |
| s | strikeThrough | Strike through |
| ^ | subscript | Subscript |
| v | superscript | Superscript |
| d | formatblock | Div |
| q | formatblock | Block quote |
| f | formatblock | Preformatted |
| ~ | inserthorizontalrule | Horizontal ruler |
| T | inserthtml | Table |
| ( | justifyLeft | Justify left |
| = | justifyCenter | Justify center |
| ) | justifyRight | Justify right |
| j | justifyFull | Justify full |
| + | indent | Increase indent |
| - | outdent | Decrease indent |
Autocomplete lookups with data from XHTTP request.
Chained selects.
Custom form validation.
To customize input validation messages, provide validation hint in [data-hint]
attribute of input element. Placeholders inside percent characters are replaced with value of corresponding attribute of input element.
Another option is to add sibling element with class .text-e
after input. It will be visible only if input value is not valid. Contrary, sibling element with class .text-y
will be visible only if input value is valid.
To improve usability, add class .js-unhint
to form
. This will disble default brower-specific tooltips and disables reporting empty required inputs as invalid until submitting.
Pure CSS togglers based on :target
behaviour.
This approach is semantic, but has some drawbacks:
To overcome these drawbacks, JavaScript is used.
To store elements state in local storage, add .mem
class like in following examples for target, tabs, tree.
Dialogs and drawers do not require such enhancements.
Use link pointing at element with .target
class.
Inside div
with .pop
class, use link pointing at sibling div
element.
Optionally add .shift
class to the target element to pop up leftwards.
Popups can be nested.
To create a navigarion bar add .nav
class to the ul
element.
With pure CSS, nested lists are shown on hover. With JavaScript, nested lists are toggled on click. Following code shows how to collapse navigation to a single hamburger icon on small screen, and expand it to dropdown navbar on large screen.
Use list with .nav.tabs
classes as tabs headers.
Each list item should contain a link pointing at tab panel.
Next sibling div
should contain div
tab panels.
Use link pointing at element with .dlg
class.
Add .let
class for larger width.
Optionally use closing link pointing at #cancel
inside target element.
Modal
Use link pointing at element with .dlg.full
classes.
Optionally use closing link pointing at #cancel
inside target element.
Replacement for standard Javascript dialogs.
.alert
.dialog[title]
.dialog[data-prompt][data-caption]
Inside div
with class .gal
, add sequence of links, each one pointing at the next and having [style]
attribute with --img
CSS proprty pointing at image.
Lastly, add closing link pointing at #cancel
.
Pure CSS gallery is based on CSS variables. Images are lazy loaded. Next image is preloaded. Enter key press navigates to the next image (depends on browser).
Warning: for IE support, use background-image
instead of --img
in style
attribute; no lazy-loading in this case.
Place links with class .pic
inside div
with class .gallery
to generate gallery similar to pure CSS gallery.
Use link pointing at element with .drawer
class.
Optionally add .shift
class to the drawer element for right side drawer.
Optionally use closing link pointing at #cancel
inside target element.

Topbar

Warning: limited browser support.
[preview area]
(preview)
Toggle class or other attribute
a[href^="#"][data-set][data-unset][data-attr]
,
:is(a, select, [type="checkbox"], [type="radio"])[data-nodes][data-set][data-unset][data-attr]
.
Class depending on available width [data-class-mobile], [data-class-desktop]
.
Toggles on resize.
Items are nodes with class .item
.
Container is items' common parent.
Containers with items can be nested.
Hashed links inside items invoke actions on containing item.
If link needs to be outside of the item, point at item with query selector in link's [data-item]
attribute.
#copy
copy item
#hide
hide item
#del
delete item unless it is last in the container
#delete
delete item, even the last one
#delall
delete all items inside container defined by [data-item]
#clear
delete all nodes inside container defined by [data-item]
Add icon before element's content [data-icon]
.
Replace element's content with icon [data-ico]
Provide [title]
for accessibility.
Add .language-xxx
class to code
element.
Available language codes: html
, css
, js
.

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/* CSS */
a .test {
color: inherit;
background: #c00;
font: "PT Sans", sans-serif;
}
// JavaScript
let double = function(x){
console.log('double', x);
return 2 * x;
}
Add .code
class to div
element.
Error Error
Warning Warning
Info Info
Yes Yes
No No
Bg
Border
Bg+Border
Status+Border
Button-like
| Table: | Default | OK |
--text
- base text color; default: #000
--bg
- base background color; default: #fff
--bg-pane
- panel background color; default: rgba(0,0,0,.05)
--border
- border style; default: thin solid rgba(0,0,0,.16)
--bg-hilite
- highlighted element background; default: rgba(0,0,0,.05)
--text-hilite
- highlighted element text color; default: inherit
--link
- base link text color; default: #03b
--hover
- hovered link text color; default: #07f
--visited
- visited link text color; default: #80b
--rad
- border radius in em
s; default: .2
--gap
- base gap for margins and paddings in em
s; default: 1
--gap-rate
- rate of vertical and horizontal gap; default: .5
--shade
- shadow of overlay components; default: 0 .2em .8em rgba(0,0,0,.3)
--topbar
- height of topbar; default: 3.2rem
| Item | Description | Used with | Modifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| .row | Grid | div ul .col-0 .col-2 .col-3 | .flip .let .center.shift .stick .center .wrap .read .narrow |
| table | Table | .roll | .hover .fit .let .shift .flip |
| ul, ol, dl | List | .fit .row | |
| .tree | Tree | ul | .accordion .fit |
| button, a.btn | Button | form submit button a span | .bg-x [data-target] |
| .flip | Responsive | .row .nav table | |
| .hide | Visibility by media | div | .hide-mobile .hide-desktop .hide-print .hide-screen |
| .target | Toggle | div | .toggle .off .mem .act |
| .pop | Popup | .pop>.shift | |
| .nav | Navigation | ul | .flip .hover .let .bg .center .nav.tabs.mem.act .shift |
| .tabs | Tabs | ul.nav | |
| .dlg | Modal | .close | .dlg.c.let .dlg.full.center |
| .gal | Gallery | a .close | [data-info] |
| .drawer | Drawer | div a.close | .shift |
| .topbar | Top bar | .let | |
| .let | Specific modifications to components | .row, .nav, .dlg, .topbar, table | |
| .icon | Small image | img svg a button | |
| .fix | Fixed block | .r .l | |
| .text- | Text color | * .invert | .text-e .text-w .text-i .text-y .text-n |
| .bg | Background color | * .invert | .bg-e .bg-w .bg-i .bg-y .bg-n .yel |
| .r .c .l | Align | * | |
| .center | Centrify | * .row .nav .full | |
| .small | Small font | * | |
| .fit | Remove formatting | * | .mar .pad .bord .rad .shade |
| .mar | Vertical margin | * | |
| .pad | Padding | * | |
| .bord | Border | * | |
| .rad | Border radius | * | |
| .shade | Add shadow | * | |
| .nobr | No wrapping | * |
.act
— active link
.bg
— light background
.bg-e
— nominal "red" background
.bg-i
— nominal "blue" background
.bg-n
— nominal "gray" background
.bg-w
— nominal "yellow" background
.bg-y
— nominal "green" background
.bord
— add border
.btn
— button-like
.c
— centrify content inside block
.center
— centrify block itself
.close
— link to close togglable block
.col-0
— grid cell with non-expanding width
.col-2
— grid cell with expanding width (x2)
.col-3
— grid cell with expanding width (x3)
.dlg
— card-like block
.drawer
— drawer
.fit
— remove formatting: margin, border, padding, shadow
.fix
— fixed in corner
.flip
— responsive component, stacked view on small screen
.full
— fullscreen block
.gal
— fullscreen gallery
.hide
— hidden
.hide-desktop
— hidden only on large screen
.hide-mobile
— hidden only on small screen
.hide-print
— hidden on print
.hide-screen
— hidden on screen
.hover
— highlight link or table row on hover
.icon
— small image
.invert
— invert colors
.l
— align content to the left
.let
— specific modifications to components
.mar
— add vertical margins
.narrow
— narrow block width
.nav
— horizontal dropdown navigation
.nobr
— prevent automatic text wrapping
.off
— hidden with JavaScript
.pad
— add padding
.pop
— popup component wrapper
.r
— align content to the right
.rad
— rounded corners
.read
— block width for comfortable reading
.roll
— horizontal scrolling of contents
.row
— row of grid
.shade
— add shadow
.shift
— shift item of .row
, .nav
, .pop
, .drawer
to the right
.small
— small font size
.stick
— stick block to the top
.tabs
— tabs component
.text-e
— nominal "red" text color
.text-i
— nominal "blue" text color
.text-n
— nominal "gray" text color
.text-w
— nominal "yellow" text color
.text-y
— nominal "green" text color
.toggle
— visibility is controlled by JavaScript, shown by default
.topbar
— sticky top app bar>
.wrap
— reasonable page width limit
.yel
— temporary highlight targeted block


Gym
Bro
Choose Your Workout
Type of Workout
Arms
Legs
Abs
Chest
Back
Shoulders
Workout Intensity
Easy
Medium
Hard
Music Genre
Hip Hop
Workout
Pop
K Pop
Rock
Playlist selected
Workout
Random
Load
Clear
Saved Playlists
Note: if a setting is loaded, clicking "Random" will randomize the unloaded setting(s)
Saved Workouts
Saved Playlists + Workouts
Load
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Saved playlist deleted
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Last updated: 2017-03-09
Code version: e75cac0
First we’ll define the necessary functions and code:
# target functionc
target <- function(x) {
if (x < 0) {
return(0)
} else {
return(exp(-x))
}
}
# MCMC function
easyMCMC <- function(niter, startval, proposalsd) {
x <- rep(0, niter)
x[1] <- startval
for (i in 2:niter) {
currentx <- x[i - 1]
proposedx <- rnorm(1, mean = currentx, sd = proposalsd)
A <- ifelse(!target(currentx), 1, target(proposedx)/target(currentx))
if (runif(1) < A) {
x[i] = proposedx
} else {
x[i] = currentx
}
}
return(x)
}
(a)
Now let’s test how different starting values effect the simulation results:
z1 <- easyMCMC(1000, 5, 1)
z2 <- easyMCMC(1000, 50, 1)
z3 <- easyMCMC(1000, 100, 1)
plot(z3, type = "l")
lines(z1, col = 2)
lines(z2, col = 3)
We can see here that the starting values can effect how long it takes for the markov chain to reach its stationary distribution. The longer the simulation takes to reach stationary distribution, the less values are actually being sampled from the desired distribution.
(b)
z1 <- easyMCMC(1000, 5, 1)
z2 <- easyMCMC(1000, 5, 10)
z3 <- easyMCMC(1000, 5, 100)
plot(z1, type = "l")
plot(z2, col = 2, type = "l")
plot(z3, col = 3, type = "l")
When the standard deviation becomes to large, too many proposed moves are rejected and you don’t actually allow the simulation to sample the the desired distribution properly.
(c)
Let’s redfine the target function, run the simulations with small standards of deviation and see what the target distribution looks like:
target <- function(x) {
return(as.numeric(x > 0 & x < 1) + as.numeric(x > 2 & x < 3))
}
z1 <- easyMCMC(10000, 3, 1)
z2 <- easyMCMC(10000, 3, 0.1)
hist(z1)
hist(z2)
When the standard deviation is too small, we again don’t sample the target distribution properly, but this time it’s because we aren’t moving far away enough from our initial value.
First we define the code for estimating allele frequencies:
# uniform prior
prior <- function(p) {
if ((p < 0) || (p > 1)) {
return(0)
} else {
return(1)
}
}
# likelihood of allele frequencies in the population based on a
# Hardy-Weinburg Equilibrium model
likelihood <- function(p, nAA, nAa, naa) {
return(p^(2 * nAA) * (2 * p * (1 - p))^nAa * (1 - p)^(2 * naa))
}
# allele frequencing sampling MCMC
psamplerMCMC <- function(nAA, nAa, naa, niter, pstartval, pproposalsd) {
p <- rep(0, niter)
p[1] <- pstartval
for (i in 2:niter) {
currentp <- p[i - 1]
newp <- currentp + rnorm(1, 0, pproposalsd)
A <- (prior(newp) * likelihood(newp, nAA, nAa, naa))/(prior(currentp) *
likelihood(currentp, nAA, nAa, naa))
if (runif(1) < A) {
p[i] <- newp
} else {
p[i] <- currentp
}
}
return(p)
}
Now we can investigate different starting allele frequencies and proposal standard deviations to study algorithm convergence.
Differing starting allele frequency:
z1 <- psamplerMCMC(50, 21, 29, 10000, 0.05, 0.01)
z2 <- psamplerMCMC(50, 21, 29, 10000, 0.5, 0.01)
par(mfcol = c(2, 1))
maxz = max(c(z1, z2))
hist(z1[5001:10000], prob = T)
hist(z2[5001:10000], prob = T)
Differing starting population sizes:
z1 <- psamplerMCMC(21, 29, 50, 10000, 0.5, 0.01)
z2 <- psamplerMCMC(60, 25, 15, 10000, 0.5, 0.01)
par(mfcol = c(2, 1))
maxz = max(c(z1, z2))
hist(z1[5001:10000], prob = T)
hist(z2[5001:10000], prob = T)
Differing standard deviations:
z1 <- psamplerMCMC(21, 29, 50, 10000, 0.5, 5)
z2 <- psamplerMCMC(21, 29, 50, 10000, 0.5, 0.01)
par(mfcol = c(2, 1))
maxz = max(c(z1, z2))
hist(z1, prob = T)
hist(z2, prob = T)
The biggest difference we can see is when we change the standard deviation. The algorithm takes longer to converge in this example, similar to in example 1, when the standard deviation is too large as most proposed “moves” are likely rejected.
Now we want to estimate the allele frequency and inbreeding coefficient by assuming a more complex model.
# define new, independent, uniform priors
fprior <- function(f) {
if ((f < 0) || (f > 1)) {
return(0)
} else {
return(1)
}
}
pprior <- function(p) {
if ((p < 0) || (p > 1)) {
return(0)
} else {
return(1)
}
}
# define new likelihood function for our new model
likelihood <- function(p, f, nAA, nAa, naa) {
fAA <- ((f * p) + (1 - f) * (p^2))^(2 * nAA)
fAa <- ((1 - f) * 2 * p * (1 - p) * f * p + (1 - f) * (p^2))^nAa
faa <- ((1 - f) * 2 * p * (1 - p) * f * (1 - p) + (1 - f) * ((1 - p)^2))^(2 *
naa)
return(fAA * fAa * faa)
}
# new MCMC simulation function
fpsamplerMCMC <- function(nAA, nAa, naa, niter, fstartval, pstartval, fproposalsd,
pproposalsd) {
f <- rep(0, niter)
p <- rep(0, niter)
f[1] <- fstartval
p[1] <- pstartval
for (i in 2:niter) {
currentf <- f[i - 1]
currentp <- p[i - 1]
newf <- currentf + rnorm(1, 0, fproposalsd)
newp <- currentp + rnorm(1, 0, pproposalsd)
A <- (pprior(newp) * likelihood(newp, newf, nAA, nAa, naa))/(pprior(currentp) *
likelihood(currentp, currentf, nAA, nAa, naa))
B <- (fprior(newf) * likelihood(newp, newf, nAA, nAa, naa))/(fprior(currentf) *
likelihood(currentp, currentf, nAA, nAa, naa))
if (runif(1) < A) {
p[i] <- newp
} else {
p[i] <- currentp
}
if (runif(1) < B) {
f[i] <- newf
} else {
f[i] <- currentf
}
}
return(list(f = f, p = p))
}
Then lets run the simulation and view the posterir distributions:
res <- fpsamplerMCMC(50, 21, 29, 10000, 0.5, 0.5, 1, 0.1)
hist(res$f[1001:10000])
hist(res$p[1001:10000])
We can find point estimates by taking the mean of these distributions after removing “burnin”:
mean(res$f[1001:10000])
[1] 0.2895208
mean(res$p[1001:10000])
[1] 0.6577128
90% CIs for the mean parameters are:
quantile(res$f[1001:10000], c(0.05, 0.95))
5% 95%
0.1617188 0.4118990
quantile(res$p[1001:10000], c(0.05, 0.95))
5% 95%
0.5947752 0.7881999
We can solve the same problem using a Gibbs sampler.
# returns 1 with probability f, and 0 with probability 1-f
rbernoulli <- function(f) {
return(as.numeric(1 * runif(1) < f))
}
#' @param f inbreeding coefficient
sim_z <- function(f) {
# 100 is the size of the data set
return(rbinom(100, 1, f))
}
#' @param g genotypes
#' @param z inbred or not
update_p <- function(g, z) {
inbred <- g[z == 1]
outbred <- g[z == 0]
if (length(inbred) > 0) {
# count number of A and a alleles that are inbred
A_count1 <- sapply(inbred, function(x) {
ifelse(x == 0, 1, 0)
})
a_count1 <- sapply(inbred, function(x) {
ifelse(x == 2, 1, 0)
})
} else {
A_count1 <- 0
a_count1 <- 0
}
# count number of A and a alleles that are outbred
A_count0 <- sapply(outbred, function(x) {
if (x == 0) {
2
} else if (x == 1) {
1
} else {
0
}
})
a_count0 <- sapply(outbred, function(x) {
if (x == 1) {
1
} else if (x == 2) {
2
} else {
0
}
})
# print(A_count1) print(A_count0)
A_count <- sum(A_count1, A_count0)
a_count <- sum(a_count1, a_count0)
# print(allele_count)
return(rbeta(1, 1 + A_count, 1 + a_count))
}
#' @param z inbred or not
update_f <- function(z) {
# separate genotypes print(sum(z==0))
return(rbeta(1, sum(z == 1), 1 + sum(z == 0)))
}
#' @param niter the number of iterations
#' @param seed random number generator consistency
gibbs <- function(niter = 1000, seed) {
# set seed
set.seed(seed)
# resulting data
res <- list(p = numeric(niter), f = numeric(niter))
# AA -> 50, Aa -> 21, aa -> 29
g <- sample(c(rep(0, 50), rep(1, 21), rep(2, 29)))
# initialize
p <- runif(1)
f <- runif(1)
z <- sim_z(f)
res$p[1] <- p
res$f[1] <- f
# run algorithm
for (i in 2:niter) {
p <- update_p(g, z)
f <- update_f(z)
z <- sim_z(f)
res$p[i] <- p
res$f[i] <- f
}
return(res)
}
Let’s see if we get the same result:
res <- gibbs(1000, 40)
mean(res$f[1001:10000])
[1] NA
mean(res$p[1001:10000])
[1] NA
hist(res$p)
hist(res$f)
sessionInfo()
R version 3.3.2 (2016-10-31)
Platform: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu (64-bit)
Running under: Gentoo/Linux
locale:
[1] LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 LC_NUMERIC=C
[3] LC_TIME=en_US.UTF-8 LC_COLLATE=en_US.UTF-8
[5] LC_MONETARY=en_US.UTF-8 LC_MESSAGES=en_US.UTF-8
[7] LC_PAPER=en_US.UTF-8 LC_NAME=C
[9] LC_ADDRESS=C LC_TELEPHONE=C
[11] LC_MEASUREMENT=en_US.UTF-8 LC_IDENTIFICATION=C
attached base packages:
[1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets methods base
loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
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Mission:Impossible II (2000) Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Tom Cruise, Thandie Newton, Ving Rhames, Dougray Scott, William R. Mapother, Anthony Hopkins, Rade Serbedzija Written by: Robert Towne Directed by: John Woo Running Time: 123 minutes Screening Theater: Starnet Pablo 9 Theaters - Jacksonville Beach, FL
"Well this is not Mission: Difficult, Mr. Hunt, it's Mission: Impossible. Difficult should be a walk in the park for you." ---Agent Swanbeck (Sir Anthony Hopkins), the series' new Agent Phelps, takes Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) down a notch.
A Russian scientist (Rade Serbedzija) has created a new virus (and its antidote) called Chimera that destroys its host within twenty hours of injection. A rogue IMF agent, Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott), wants to use the disease and cure to blackmail a pharmaceutical company into selling him enough stock to make him owner of the company (he knows it will soon be worth its weight in gold thanks to the outbreak of the virus he is going to cause). Posing as Ethan Hunt, Ambrose gains the confidence of the scientist long enough to get only the cure, not realizing that the scientist had injected himself with the virus to prevent exactly what Ambrose was trying to do.
The real Ethan Hunt is called in from his vacation to persuade beautiful thief Nyah Nordoff-Hall (Thandie Newton) to assist the IMF team in retrieving the stolen goods. Ethan and Nyah fall quickly in love, but Ethan soon finds himself in a real dilemma when he learns that his new love has only been hired because she was a former lover of Ambrose's. Reluctantly, he sets up Nyah to be rescued from prison by Ambrose so she can infiltrate his compound and send back intelligence to the team. Ethan must race against time to keep Ambrose from obtaining and spreading the virus and prevent any harm from coming to Nyah.
Although the first Mission:Impossible film was a moderate box office success, audiences panned it because they felt the plot was too confusing and there wasn't much action (although being a fan of the series both old and new, I thought the movie was pretty decent and especially gutsy to make Phelps a bad guy). That problem has been rectified in the sequel by making the plot more accessible (courtesy of one of the writers of the previous entry, Robert Towne) and by turning the film into one gigantic action set piece under the steady hand of action film guru John Woo. The end result is one of the most entertaining (yet simple) action films made in a long while.
Unfortunately, the first forty minutes or so are relatively slow, dwelling mainly on Ethan and Nyah's quickly blossoming romance and seeming more in place in a James Bond film than with the less glamorous Mission:Impossible TV series. Ethan's conflict is a compelling one, but it seems very rushed (and comes about because of a near fatal car wreck that Ethan himself causes!). John Woo handles all of this with an artistic flair that seems out of place, featuring a great deal of slow fades and dramatically framed close-ups. The surreal nature of these sequences are distracting and ultimately a detriment to the film.
Thankfully though, at the point Ambrose discovers Nyah's deception, Mission:Impossible II becomes very entertaining and action-packed. Robert Towne's screenplay takes some of the conventions set up in the first film and parodies them during a sequence where Ethan must break into a high-rise building and retrieve the remaining specimens of the virus. After that, the action scenes just begin to build in intensity, as is the case with many of Woo's previous high-octane films. The final half hour is an all out assault of action (a good deal of which is ruined by the trailer, unfortunately).
As far as summer entertainment goes, Mission:Impossible II is serviceable fare. Anyone looking for hardcore action won't be disappointed (except for during the first half of the film, perhaps). Even if you weren't a fan of the first film, this entry deserves some checking out. [PG-13]
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Bayelsa/Kogi: PDP NWC backs court action against polls’ results
by Success NwoguSuccess Nwogu and Sunday Aborisade
The National Working Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday ratified the decisions of the governorship candidates of the party in Kogi State, Mr Musa Wada; and in Bayelsa State, Mr Douye Diri, to challenge at the election petitions tribunal, the result of the November 16 governorship elections as declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission.
It added that there was no report against former President Goodluck Jonathan before it.
The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan, said this in an interview with journalists in Abuja after the PDP NWC’s meeting. He stated that the NWC also reviewed the roles played by INEC and security agencies, adding that the PDP National Chairman, Uche Secondus, would on Thursday (today) address a world press conference on the deliberations of the NWC.
The PDP spokesman also said Secondus was not under any pressure to resign.
Ologbondiyan said, “We deliberated on the elections in Kogi and Bayelsa states and the highest level of the party led by the national chairman, will formally address the world on Thursday (today).
“We have taken the decision of going to court but beyond that, we are going to take other measures which the national chairman will address.
“The issue of President Goodluck Jonathan did not come up at this meeting and it was not discussed. You must know about the procedures and processes in our party. If we do not have a report or an issue before us, we cannot delve into. As we speak now, we do not have any matter concerning President Jonathan before the party.
“The national chairman is not under any pressure (to resign) except the fact that we believe that democracy is gradually being killed by this government and we believe that as the main opposition party we have a responsibility to salvage democracy.”
Meanwhile, the PDP caucus in the Senate on Wednesday also rejected the Bayelsa and Kogi governorship elections’ results.
The senators, led by the Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, made the rejection known at a news conference in Abuja.
“We are very disturbed by the elections that were held on Saturday in Bayelsa and Kogi states.
“We totally reject the pronouncements after the elections by INEC and we are worried about the trend of what happened during the elections.
“We know that the results that were announced were not a true reflection of what happened in the field.”
The News Agency of Nigeria also reports that the caucus called on President Muhammadu Buhari to direct the Inspector-General of Police and other security agencies to immediately fish out the killers of a PDP women leader in Kogi State, Salome Abuh, who was burnt in her house.
“We hear that the police are launching an investigation but this is something we don’t want to be swept under the carpet because it involves life,” Abaribe said.
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Capabilities are electronic rights of a sort, but by themselves lack 2 crucial features needed for tradable electronic rights:
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ERTP is a simple protocol involving only 4 types and 9 methods. erights.updoc shows money re-implemented as a proper eright. Money is exclusive, fungible, and non-exercisable. Money transfers should be blinded, but this implementation provides only non-blinded transfer.
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public interface Mixer extends Line
SourceDataLine
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and the latter, TargetDataLine
. Port
objects, too, are either source lines or target lines.
A mixer can accept prerecorded, loopable sound as input, by having
some of its source lines be instances of objects that implement the
Clip
interface.
Through methods of the Line
interface, which Mixer
extends,
a mixer might provide a set of controls that are global to the mixer. For example,
the mixer can have a master gain control. These global controls are distinct
from the controls belonging to each of the mixer's individual lines.
Some mixers, especially
those with internal digital mixing capabilities, may provide
additional capabilities by implementing the DataLine
interface.
A mixer can support synchronization of its lines. When one line in a synchronized group is started or stopped, the other lines in the group automatically start or stop simultaneously with the explicitly affected one.
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Mixer.Info
The
Mixer.Info class represents information about an audio mixer,
including the product's name, version, and vendor, along with a textual
description. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Line |
getLine(Line.Info info)
Obtains a line that is available for use and that matches the description
in the specified
Line.Info object. |
int |
getMaxLines(Line.Info info)
Obtains the approximate maximum number of lines of the requested type that can be open
simultaneously on the mixer.
|
Mixer.Info |
getMixerInfo()
Obtains information about this mixer, including the product's name,
version, vendor, etc.
|
Line.Info[] |
getSourceLineInfo()
Obtains information about the set of source lines supported
by this mixer.
|
Line.Info[] |
getSourceLineInfo(Line.Info info)
Obtains information about source lines of a particular type supported
by the mixer.
|
Line[] |
getSourceLines()
Obtains the set of all source lines currently open to this mixer.
|
Line.Info[] |
getTargetLineInfo()
Obtains information about the set of target lines supported
by this mixer.
|
Line.Info[] |
getTargetLineInfo(Line.Info info)
Obtains information about target lines of a particular type supported
by the mixer.
|
Line[] |
getTargetLines()
Obtains the set of all target lines currently open from this mixer.
|
boolean |
isLineSupported(Line.Info info)
Indicates whether the mixer supports a line (or lines) that match
the specified
Line.Info object. |
boolean |
isSynchronizationSupported(Line[] lines,
boolean maintainSync)
Reports whether this mixer supports synchronization of the specified set of lines.
|
void |
synchronize(Line[] lines,
boolean maintainSync)
Synchronizes two or more lines.
|
void |
unsynchronize(Line[] lines)
Releases synchronization for the specified lines.
|
addLineListener, close, getControl, getControls, getLineInfo, isControlSupported, isOpen, open, removeLineListener
Mixer.Info getMixerInfo()
Mixer.Info
Line.Info[] getSourceLineInfo()
Line.Info
objects representing source lines
for this mixer. If no source lines are supported,
an array of length 0 is returned.Line.Info[] getTargetLineInfo()
Line.Info
objects representing target lines
for this mixer. If no target lines are supported,
an array of length 0 is returned.Line.Info[] getSourceLineInfo(Line.Info info)
info
- a Line.Info
object describing lines about which information
is queriedLine.Info
objects describing source lines matching
the type requested. If no matching source lines are supported, an array of length 0
is returned.Line.Info[] getTargetLineInfo(Line.Info info)
info
- a Line.Info
object describing lines about which information
is queriedLine.Info
objects describing target lines matching
the type requested. If no matching target lines are supported, an array of length 0
is returned.boolean isLineSupported(Line.Info info)
Line.Info
object.
Some lines may only be supported when this mixer is open.info
- describes the line for which support is queriedtrue
if at least one matching line is
supported, false
otherwiseLine getLine(Line.Info info) throws LineUnavailableException
Line.Info
object.
If a DataLine
is requested, and info
is an instance of DataLine.Info
specifying at
least one fully qualified audio format, the last one
will be used as the default format of the returned
DataLine
.
info
- describes the desired lineLineUnavailableException
- if a matching line
is not available due to resource restrictionsIllegalArgumentException
- if this mixer does
not support any lines matching the descriptionSecurityException
- if a matching line
is not available due to security restrictionsint getMaxLines(Line.Info info)
Line.Info
object. For example, if the info
object represents a speaker
port, and the mixer supports exactly one speaker port, this method
should return 1. If the info object represents a source data line
and the mixer supports the use of 32 source data lines simultaneously,
the return value should be 32.
If there is no limit, this function returns AudioSystem.NOT_SPECIFIED
.info
- a Line.Info
that describes the line for which
the number of supported instances is queriedAudioSystem.NOT_SPECIFIED
Line[] getSourceLines()
SecurityException
- if the matching lines
are not available due to security restrictionsLine[] getTargetLines()
SecurityException
- if the matching lines
are not available due to security restrictionsvoid synchronize(Line[] lines, boolean maintainSync)
lines
- the lines that should be synchronizedmaintainSync
- true
if the synchronization
must be precisely maintained (i.e., the synchronization must be sample-accurate)
at all times during operation of the lines , or false
if precise synchronization is required only during start and stop operationsIllegalArgumentException
- if the lines cannot be synchronized.
This may occur if the lines are of different types or have different
formats for which this mixer does not support synchronization, or if
all lines specified do not belong to this mixer.void unsynchronize(Line[] lines)
null
may be specified, in which case all currently synchronized lines that belong
to this mixer are unsynchronized.lines
- the synchronized lines for which synchronization should be
released, or null
for all this mixer's synchronized linesIllegalArgumentException
- if the lines cannot be unsynchronized.
This may occur if the argument specified does not exactly match a set
of lines for which synchronization has already been established.boolean isSynchronizationSupported(Line[] lines, boolean maintainSync)
lines
- the set of lines for which synchronization support is queriedmaintainSync
- true
if the synchronization
must be precisely maintained (i.e., the synchronization must be sample-accurate)
at all times during operation of the lines , or false
if precise synchronization is required only during start and stop operationstrue
if the lines can be synchronized, false
otherwise Submit a bug or feature
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